What was your win this week?

Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?

All wins count -- big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Getting a promotion!
• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄

Happy Friday!

Comments

[cristiano]

I've found some spare time to play with Zdog (pseudo-3D engine by Dave Desandro), even managed to submit a little PR for a bug I've found on the docs making this my first contribution to an open source project ever!

[Subramanian 😎]

I implemented two functionalities - resuming downloads and throttling download speed using Go. 😀

[Vince]

Gave a presentation to our entire project about testing RxJs with jasmine-marbles. I think it went well.

[Sara °°°]

• Published the second blog post in my one week old blog here on dev.to :).
• Started the analysis phase for an app that will develop.
• Learned how to Write a project proposal.

[Nathan Tamez]

My win was getting 93% on an end of year exam at university.

[Phil Nash]

I topped 40,000 reputation on Stack Overflow this week. Pretty pleased with that.

I also built a couple of example apps with the MediaRecorder API (blog posts are on their way too).

And I went to the gym for the first time in forever (I don't really do gyms, trying something new really). 2 days later and everything still hurts. Hopefully this will improve.

[Bruno Almeida]

Getting better with GraphQL. Last week I was struggling a lot to learn and implement it but it's happening now =)

[Boris Jamot ✊ /]

This week I finally got rid of my Google Account !

Bye Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, LinkedIn, Instagram, TripAdvisor, Pinterest, Google, Microsoft.
I'm free !!

[Ashlee (she/her)]

I accepted a job offer today! 🎉🎉🎉

[Yaser Adel Mehraban]

Congrats

[Ben Halpern]

😄🐘

[Oka bRionZ]

Take over some admin controls.

[Adrian Mejia]

Finished posting my first series in dev.to!

[Adrian Mejia]

In case you are curious. It's about Data Structures and Algorithms in JavaScript

How you can change the world by learning Algorithms

Adrian Mejia ・ 9 min read

#programming #datastructuresand #bigonotation #algorithms

8 time complexities that every programmer should know

Adrian Mejia ・ 13 min read

#algorithms #javascript #node #beginners

Data Structures in JavaScript: Arrays, HashMaps, and Lists

Adrian Mejia ・ 31 min read

#javascript #tutorial #beginners #algorithms

Graph Data Structures Explained in JavaScript

Adrian Mejia ・ 13 min read

#javascript #node #opensource #algorithms

Tree Data Structures Explained with JavaScript

Adrian Mejia ・ 11 min read

#javascript #tutorial #beginners #algorithms

Self-balanced Binary Search Trees with AVL in JavaScript

Adrian Mejia ・ 10 min read

#javascript #tutorial #beginners #algorithms

[Paweł Świątkowski]

I extracted part of one of our application code as a separate gem written in Rust using Helix. I cried a lot during the process, but we have gained 50% performance boost, even though most of the time is spent in HTTP requests (which means that the boost in actual data processing is probably closer to 95%).

[mbias87]

Possibly getting my first client. Been putting off making some websites for portfolio. So now I'm going to create few websites this weekend to show client next week.

[Ryan Rousseau]

This week I...

• presented the first webinar in a series at work that I've been planning/working on for a while now.
• finished a weekend project of getting a Raspberry Pi NAS running (blog incoming).
• took a satire writing workshop that was super fun and I've got a few ideas to turn into writing.